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    electricity and irrigation are generally not available to them. These result into low productivity. Most of the food production is consumed by the farmers and their families. Where facilities like irrigation and electricity are available‚ farming has improved. Important cash crops like sugarcane‚ oilseeds‚ cotton and jute are grown. The subsistence agriculture has given way to commercial agriculture to some extent. Dry land farming is practised in areas where the rainfall is low and irrigation facilities

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    that helped shape history. Even though there have been many other civilizations that have made an impact on Ancient society‚ Ancient Egypt had the biggest impact because they invented many new things like the first kind of paper‚ the first advanced irrigation system‚ and were the first to record events using Hieroglyphs. One of the biggest creations originating from Ancient Egypt was paper. Paper is very important because it gave a lighter and easier way to record events and write. Paper has been

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    Wittfogel believed that Mesopotamian states needed extensive irrigation to survive‚ and that large‚ state-run irrigation was developed to control and stabilize water transportation. Wittfogel argues that because only complex‚ state-run organizations could manage such a large flow of water‚ irrigation forced civilizations to start up and develop. In many aspects‚ Wittfogel’s assumptions are accurate; the emergence of large-scale irrigation prompts high levels of specialization‚ organization‚ and centralized

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    systems that do not turn off in the rain. In continuance‚ the author describes the way few farmers are implementing new techniques on their irrigation systems‚ which improves irrigation efficiency since some plants have to be supplied the same amount of water. Meadows’s article serves as an important reminder discussing the changes farmers are making in irrigation. Evaluation This

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    ABC Landscape and Irrigation Supply have experienced exceptional growth‚ and with that growth the focus on the training of regional and branch level management has suffered. Many times individuals are put into management roles simply to fill a void and not based on merit‚

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    during dry season becomes scarce both for irrigation and human consumption. So the ground water has become increasingly important source of irrigation‚ human drinking and other uses. Presently over 70% of irrigation and over 90% of potable water needs of the country are met from ground water. In such a backdrop ground water table goes below the suction level of STW and HTW‚ especially in the dry season due to misuse. This hampers supply of water for irrigation as well as drinking in many places of Bangladesh

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    with are- soil restoration in order for the soil’s texture‚ structure and management to be up to par‚ woodland regeneration‚ no till farming or direct drilling‚ nutrient management‚ improved grazing‚ water conservation and harvesting‚ efficient irrigation‚ agroforestry practices such as forest farming and windbreaks‚ and lastly growing energy crops on spare lands. In comparison to the forty to eighty gigatons of carbon loss‚ a small one ton of increase in soil carbon pool has the potential to enhance

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    Why Egypt Was Great Did you know that the Egyptian pyramids served as tombs for Pharaohs? Egypt was the first society in history to bury deceased inhabitants. Without Egypt‚ we may not be burying our deceased family or friends today. As a result of Egypt’s customs‚ later cultures began to bury their dead civilians and honor them. Prior to Egypt; Mesopotamia‚ Harrappan‚ and Chinese societies did not believe in preserving the dead or mummification. Also‚ Egypt gave women many more rights than the

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    Soil Salinity Salinity in both the rivers and on the land is one of the main and most costly results of overclearing and irrigation. Salinity is caused by changes in the delicate balance between surface water and groundwater systems. A small increase in the infiltration of water from the topsoil to the groundwater‚ due to rainfall or irrigation‚ can result in a dramatic rise in groundwater pressure and watertable levels. The trees of the open forests are now replaced by shallow-rooted crops and

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    three ecological elements needed for agricultural intensification to happen to state-level societies. According to Childe‚ agricultural intensification to occur in states there needs to be large food surpluses‚ diversified farming economies‚ and irrigation agriculture.

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